New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

nelius n. Bliss, General Thomas EWING Coih"oooio
James D. Smith, Colonel Richard T. Auchmuty Genera
g. w. Crawford U. s. A., Dr. Norvin Green. john c. Cal
houn grandson of his great namesake; Ballard Smith
Colonel George w. Mclean, Logan c. Murray j. W. Der
~ George Cary Eggeston j. sesyer Page Henry Jan,n
W. r. Owens. Francis r. Reeves General X g. Ripley,
Judes Henry w. Books:aver, John B. Baird, General
Thomas snead, Colonel Leonidas NJ. Lawson and j. B..
Houston. Among those at the other tables
we're Oden Bowie. IT,. George H. Sharpe,
Homer Leo w. T. Talisferro, Burton Harrison George
Rutledge Gibson, W. g. Kelley Walter L. McCorkle.
Charles A. Deshon, ]. H. stoddart, ". F. Britain and
W. etrother Jonea
While the dinner was In progress Southern and National
songs sung by Macgrane Coxe the entire company
Joining In tho chorus After the cloth removed Pres
idont Sullivan made address, which was frequently
interrupted by applause Ho said:
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structibe union Of ndesruonIc States in spirit of justice
and friendship in the spirit OF washington They VIII Oyer
ally. Loud sppause.I
Toasts to the memory of Washington and the President
Of the United States drunk with all the donors When
the third toast The city OF New tork the Home OF
letter from Mayor Hewitt In which he said:
only send you celebrations on The great change
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proof that freedom Of action is more
progress than the natural resources upon which human In
The next toast 1.-THE Industrial Deyelopments of the
South" resonded to by William l.. Trenholm, who
said. among other things;
lam glad to company of exies making light
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whom W. maj claim In sense 10 represent
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women at the south was making the wilderness. BLOSSOM
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southern question The subject mat had
been prolific o. heated i and oS 81 %
,hs TIT IRISH question Is 10 Great sn
70 be s1PsG or nsl S' The
SsaSSn: ana mprcSe@ens OF The Mississippi River
contained reference 10 the south as distinct section OF
the Union revelation To the people that DIV mo SIM
pie letting alone this disturbing question was 10 oe
ed politics The birth OF tho New Soulh nan
cons Old thpgs had passed away behold all things
new To-day think with truth that not only ~
there South but new Union. tAppsuse PoitHAi
disappeared and never VIII but tue od
questions VI slavery and state rights as undersood W the
earlier atoms gone forever.
There policies however too long neglected OF vital I'M
prosperity OF the county which alter
long period OF rest demand the and immediate at
bntoD of the united Nation
Without even snggesne at this time and place discussion
Which good Disagree even within their lines
there B think hardly dnoence OF opinion. nj ioast In
this great commercial metropolis 10 the the
Sbligatio-of providing mercantile marine We have
bfactic ally foreign commerce 1t Ia huniating TO
American feets OF great steamships pass and
Sut of ork harbor week, and
bound for foreign ports bearing the American nag
the most shipment Of our products "
CERTAIN IA ports Jy VI Liverpool Bre
nan You reptIsusn Of sonth know how the flag disap